Outlander star’s “truly terrifying” British survival thriller lands new UK streaming home

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The survival thriller Row, featuring Sophie Skelton of Outlander, is now available to stream on Prime Video in the UK and Ireland. You can watch it with a Prime Video-only subscription for £5.99 per month, or as part of a full Amazon Prime membership, which costs £8.99 monthly or £95 annually and includes delivery benefits.

The film follows a woman who washes up ashore in Scotland in a blood-stained rowing boat.

I’m totally hooked on this story! It’s about this woman who’s the sole person left after a disaster – her team was going for a world record, but something went horribly wrong at sea. The really crazy part is she can’t remember anything that happened on the boat, so she’s trying to figure out what went down and what happened to everyone else. It’s a real mystery!

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She was the only one found washed ashore, leaving many questions. Was she simply the sole survivor of an accident, or was something more troubling at play?

We’re not going to tell you, so you’ll have to watch the film to find out.

When this movie first came out, it didn’t really make a splash. I checked Rotten Tomatoes and there were only 12 reviews from critics, which is pretty low – it definitely flew under the radar!

The game received a mixed reception, with around 58% of players giving it a positive rating. However, those who did enjoy it were very enthusiastic.

According to Flickering Myth, the film Row is a terrifying and gripping experience, like being on a boat that’s about to sink as everything around you falls apart.

Screen Zealots praised Row as a clever and suspenseful survival thriller. They highlighted its strong atmosphere, realistic feel, and how effectively it kept them engaged, noting the film skillfully combines physical threats with psychological tension.

According to The Guardian, first-time feature film director Matthew Losasso expertly unveils the story’s secrets, though the reasoning behind some characters’ actions feels a little weak, and the very twisty ending might be a bit too complicated.

Despite the film having a small cast of relatively unknown actors and likely a low budget, the special effects are surprisingly good.

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2025-12-01 18:49